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14 July 2011
monggolia pesky male bluff...Police action mild during Bersih rally
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak said police used the appropriate level of force to disperse Bersih protesters during last Saturday’s rally in the capital.
“It was quite mild because although they were taken in, they were released after eight hours and they were treated really well,” he told CNN’s John Defterios in an interview today.
“There was no undue use of force and the demonstrators were dispersed using minimum force.”
Najib also dismissed the rally for free and fair elections as a partisan movement, and stressed that his administration was “committed to making (electoral reform) better”.
The prime minister gave the interview in the Britain, where he is on a four-day visit to cement economic ties.
Malaysia has been savaged by the international press for last weekend’s Bersih crackdown, which influential British daily Guardian described as “characteristic heavy-handedness” by Najib.
The Bar Council noted in its monitoring report that the way police had fired tear gas canisters - at close range and at eye-level — suggested they wished to inflict injury on and not disperse protesters.
The government has promised to investigate allegations of police brutality, including alleged beatings and the reported firing of tear gas and water cannon into the compound of a maternity hospital.
The Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (Suhakam) today also said it will be holding a separate public inquiry into police conduct during the Bersih rally.
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Yea, agreed with the PM that the police action were mild by any standards considering that only 1 protesters were beaten and later died, only 1 protesters were rammed by police car until he fell off his bike, only tears gas and water were used on tung shin hospital. Is he implying that the police is actually very brutal when dealing with peaceful protesters like using M16 live rounds, sending in silat gangsters and so on ?
What does he know about the Bersih peaceful march until police intervene? He was hiding under Rosmah's skirt last Saturday.
From all the videos I viewed from You Tube, I can see some policemen kicking and clubbing people. Blood can be seen from those injured. I can also see unprovoked people being water canoned and tear gased. Verbal abuse was also heard. The police also did not helped a man who fell unconscious.
Is this what you called handling with appropriate or mild force. I shudder to think what would have happened if non-appropriate or stronger force are used.
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